233 Main St

Moville, IA 51039

Apartment building

Studio-1 bed

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What's special

Ample light and ventilationLarge south facing windowsSouthern exposureNew carpet

Newly remodeled one room apartment with new vinal plank floors, new carpet, plaster work, bathroom, kitchen, ceiling fan and paint in a historic 100 year old building in downtown Moville. Southern exposure with large south facing windows and ample light and ventilation. Simple and quick 15 minute drive from Sioux City, Moville is a very safe and friendly community. Renter pays for electric and internet, owner pays for water, sewer and garbage

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Neighborhood: 51039

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Family Vibes
Warm atmosphere with family-friendly amenities and safe, welcoming streets.
Community Vibe
Strong neighborhood connections and community events foster a friendly atmosphere.
Highway Access
Quick highway connections for seamless travel and regional access.
Quiet Streets
Peaceful roads create a calm and relaxed neighborhood setting.

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Moville (51039) offers small-town warmth amid northwest Iowa’s rolling prairies, with four true seasons—crisp, windy winters and sunny, green summers. Recent Zillow market trends show a median rent hovering near $950, with most listings in the past few months ranging roughly $750–$1,300, making it an affordable base near Sioux City. The community centers on the Woodbury County Fairgrounds and a classic main street of cafés and mom-and-pop eateries; parks, ball fields, and the Meadows Golf Club add easy outdoor time, and the Loess Hills’ scenic byways and county parks are a short drive. Daily needs are simple to fill locally, while larger grocery runs and shopping centers, coffee spots, gyms, and medical services sit 15–20 minutes away in Sioux City via the US-20 expressway. Expect friendly neighbors, quiet evenings, and pet-friendly green spaces; popular pastimes include youth sports, fairs, farmers markets, and small-town festivals. Nightlife is low-key, with bigger concerts and breweries accessible in the city.